Blackout Comms T-Deck Off-Grid Encrypted Mesh Communicator
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This Lilygo T-Deck enclosure fits the new T-Deck style, 5000 mAh battery, component tray (GPS, etc), and belt clip.
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- Printables
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- Other Gadgets
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
About this T-Deck Build & Enclosure
I designed this build to support all the major Blackout Comms features without requiring any soldering. If you're able to find the exact parts in the parts list, it's basically just plugging components together and inserting them into the 3D-printed enclosure.
You can confidently carry the T-Deck on your belt, backpack, in your pocket, or wherever, with this enclosure.
Assembling T-Deck Case
A PDF with full parts list is attached to this project. Watch me build one in this video:
Using the Blackout Comms Mesh Communicator
Learn more about using this off-grid mesh communicator or see more compatible DIY mesh devices.
Printing Tips
I print this with Bambu Labs PETG-HF. I have the AMS kit, so it's pretty easy to mix colors in a single print. I use PLA/PETG Support filament for the interface between infill and the actual objects. That makes the print take much longer, but makes it extremely easy to remove support filament, so if you've got a printer that will support that, I'd recommend it.